Fine arts
Gilberto Gil to perform diverse work from 52nd album
- Biscoito Fino
BY MAX RADWIN
Gilberto Gil — musician, Tropicalista, politician, activist and even former exile — will be making a stop at Hill Auditorium November 16 for his North American tour.
Step into the Salon: Discussing the greatness of 'Gatsby'
BY MATT EASTON
Two Daily Arts writers discuss the beautiful and beastly side of a classic novel. Do you love Daisy Buchanan? Do you wish you could attend one of Gatsby’s parties? Or are you still bitter about the shallow characters and seemingly pointless plot? Whatever your opinion, check out ours!
'Bat Boy' to bring humorous spin to deep issues at the Arthur Miller Theatre
BY LAURA KAYE
This award-winning musical presents a story of fantasy and comedic witticism. Though it appears to be all in fun, there’s a serious note that runs throughout the play. Through themes of bigotry and discrimination, “Bat Boy” celebrates the need to search within ourselves for the acceptance of others.
Anna Sadovskaya: The pop stars of the past
BY ANNA SADOVSKAYA
Listen to classical music on your own: during study hours, during a walk home from class, during an awesome night out that ends at 6 a.m. (no shame, ever). It’s then, at the times where it’s you and the music, that the appreciation can set in.
'Band-O-Rama' to lighten mood amidst political contention of upcoming election
BY LAURA KAYE
Instead of political discourse, the School of Music, Theater and Dance wants to put the election aside and bring the ‘U’ together to experience “Band-O-Rama: The American Salute.”
Media satire in Basement Arts's production of 'Tragedy: A Tragedy'
BY MAX RADWIN
Basement Arts director Avery DiUbaldo chose to put on “Tragedy: A Tragedy” by Pulitzer-prize nominated playwright Will Eno. The 50-minute play’s humor has been compared to that of “The Daily Show,” and explores the absurdity of news media and its tendency to create stories rather than follow them.
Anna Sadovskaya: Long-haired ballet dreams
BY ANNA SADOVSKAYA
I spent the better part of my first 10 years with a bowl cut, which was apparently what every fashion-forward six year old was wearing in France. Luckier still, I was in Russia.
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